Turkey’s tourism growth directly impacts real estate dynamics. Coastal hotspots like Antalya and Bodrum see seasonal rental demand, while cultural hubs such as Cappadocia attract year-round interest. Investors often weigh short-term rental potential against regulations, as some municipalities impose licensing requirements for holiday lets. Emerging destinations like the Aegean’s lesser-known towns offer lower entry costs but require market research to gauge sustainability. Factors like airport expansions or UNESCO designations can shift demand unexpectedly. Buyers should analyze occupancy trends, local infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks to align purchases with tourism cycles. For region-specific data or legal updates, explore resources at Turk.Estate.